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Aizen Myo-o Do (Aizen Myo-o Hall)
練馬区練馬２丁目８−１
A temple of the Tozan sect of Shingon Buddhism located in Kasuga-machi, Nerima Ward, enshrining Aizen Myo-o as its principal deity.
History
Founded in 1437 CE (Eikyo 9) by the monk Juno So-gaku on the land of Ozaki (present-day Kasuga-machi). It is a temple of the Tozan sect of Shingon Buddhism and serves as the 26th station of the Toyosu 88 Pilgrimage Sites.
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